In a bold move to solidify its position in the home entertainment industry, Hisense has unveiled its 2026 lineup of televisions, featuring the latest advancements in RGB MiniLED technology. This announcement follows the company’s groundbreaking release of the first consumer RGB MiniLED TV in 2025 and marks a significant leap forward in display innovation.
Hisense’s 2026 offerings include the next-generation RGB MiniLED evo, which promises a broader color spectrum and improved precision. According to Kevin Ke, Managing Director of Hisense Australia and New Zealand,
“RGB MiniLED is the foundation of Hisense’s home entertainment strategy, setting the benchmark for next-generation display innovation.”
Ke emphasized the technology’s role in delivering exceptional quality and value, enhancing shared entertainment experiences for families worldwide.
Technological Advancements in RGB MiniLED evo
The new RGB MiniLED evo stands out with its industry-first Sky Blue–Cyan fourth LED in the backlight, designed to complete the mission portions of the light spectrum. This innovation is powered by Hisense’s dual-chip architecture, which includes the Hi-View AI Engine RGB Chip and a dedicated RGB MiniLED control chip. Together, they split processing workloads, allowing for precise control of color and brightness through AI optimization.
The technological improvements result in a 100% enhancement in scene adaptation, a 70% increase in scene perception, and a 40% boost in overall computing performance. These advancements underscore Hisense’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of what is possible in home entertainment technology.
New Models and Features
Among the new models is the 116UXS TV, which not only incorporates the RGB MiniLED evo technology but also introduces a new cyan LED. This feature enables the 116-inch UX to deliver “the richest and most precise color reproduction on the market,” providing more natural and lifelike colors and gradients without oversaturation.
Additionally, the 116UXS boasts a new Anti-Reflection coating, which works in tandem with its Anti-Reflection Pro to enhance viewing quality. The UR Series, including the UR9 and UR8 models, offers a range of sizes from 100 to 55 inches, providing various price points for consumers interested in the new RGB MiniLED technology.
The UR Series also features the same dual-chip RGB MiniLED architecture as the UX lineup, along with dual-film anti-glare matte technology for vibrant colors and comfortable viewing in any environment. With refresh rates of up to 180Hz, these TVs are particularly appealing to gamers seeking fast responsiveness and smooth gameplay.
CanvasTV: A Blend of Art and Technology
Hisense’s CanvasTV range merges art, design, and display innovation, featuring Hi-QLED technology, a Hi-Matte Display, and a Gallery Mode. This range is designed to serve as a living room centerpiece, fitting seamlessly into any decor even when not in use as a TV.
Kevin Ke highlighted the extensive choices available in Hisense’s lineup, stating,
“The breadth of choice across our range is more than a showcase of display technology leadership for Hisense – it’s a philosophy of innovation that starts with people.”
As the first brand to introduce RGB MiniLED to consumers, Hisense remains committed to advancing its potential and redefining the ultimate home entertainment experience.
Looking Ahead
Further details on Hisense’s 2026 home entertainment range, including Australian availability and pricing, will be announced in the coming months. This development represents Hisense’s ongoing dedication to innovation and its pursuit of excellence in the competitive world of consumer electronics.
As the industry continues to evolve, Hisense’s advancements in RGB MiniLED technology are likely to influence trends and set new standards for what consumers can expect from their home entertainment systems. The company’s strategic focus on enhancing the viewing experience through cutting-edge technology positions it as a leader in the field, with the potential to shape the future of television.
